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Toward Stable Cortisol Sensing with Indium Oxide Field-Effect Transistors
This thesis asks a different question than most cortisol-sensing work. It asks not whether cortisol can be detected, but whether the field-effect transistors (FETs) used for detection remain electrically stable over anticipated monitoring periods. Previous work has demonstrated cortisol detection us
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